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Focuses on actress Winona Ryder in light of the allegations she faces for shoplifting. Efforts of her lawyer Mark Geragos to defend her; Details of her trial; Support she has received in the celebrity world, including that of James Mangold; Outlook.

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Before Stranger Things made an unlikely hit out of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill", it resuscitated the career of another '80s darling: Winona Ryder. With the help of her "incredible therapist", Winona Ryder says she is kinder to her younger self, and is paying the favor forward: She's become something of a mentor to Stranger Things costar Millie Bobby Brown, who is now navigating adolescent fame. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses shoplifting as a crime. Actress Winona Ryder, who stole 5500 dollars worth of designer clothes and accessories, got community service. In 2010, New York Mayor Rudi Guiliani's estranged daughter, Caroline, a student at Harvard University, was caught shoplifting makeup at a Manhattan cosmetics store. In the U.S., support groups such as Shoplifters Anonymous run self-help sessions to help quit the habit of shoplifting.

The article presents an interview with Winona Ryder, an actress, about family, challenges she faced and turning 35 years old. She describes her experienced with taking painkillers for her broken arm. She recalls the shoplifting incident at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California which led to her public arrest and conviction.

The article presents shoplifting rumors of several celebrities including Winona Ryder nabbing goods from Saks Fifth Avenue, Kim Richards leaving a Target store with $850 in goods and Jax Taylor for stealing a $500 pair of sunglasses.

The article explores a brief history of bad behavior among Hollywood celebrities such as Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle, Clara Bow, Sabu Dastagir, Errol Flynn, and Winona Ryder. Arbuckle's contract with Paramount Studios was canceled after he was charged with the rape and murder of a model. Ryder was sentenced to three years' probation for shoplifting, which nearly ended her acting career with Columbia Pictures.

Criticizes Winona Ryder. Her shoplifting; Sentencing to probation and community service; Allegations that Ryder was injured by a photographer.

Reports the sentencing of Winona Ryder for shoplifting. Amount of fines and community service that she has to do; Prescription drugs that she had in her possession when stopped by security guards at the Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hills, California; Order for the actress to undergo psychological and drug counselling; Mention of her facial expressions as the prosecutor spoke.

Discusses the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in Los Angeles, California. How Ryder was found guilty of grand theft and vandalism; Views from juror Walter Fox; Speculation that Ryder will have to do community service.

Reports that there will be no prison time for actress Winona Ryder who was convicted of grand theft and vandalism for shoplifting at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Outlook for sentencing; How she is promoting herself in the arena of celebrity redemption; Comment of a celebrity publicist.

Reports on the case of actress Winona Ryder who was convicted of grand theft and vandalism for shoplifting in a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hills, California. Reasons that people steal; Impact of shoplifting on the retail trade in the United States; Discussion of kleptomania and how Ryder fits the profile of a kleptomaniac; View that prosecution is the best therapy.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder. Highlights of testimony from New York City's Saks Fifth Avenue security guards; Contention of Ryder's lawyer that the guards had fabricated evidence.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in Los Angeles, California. Topic of the jury selection process; Reason that former chairman of Sony Pictures, Peter Guber, was impaneled; Idea that Guber will have to avoid reading about the case while the trial is under way.

Reports on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in Los Angeles, California. Criticisms of the prosecuting district attorney, Steve Cooley; Status of the charges against Ryder.

Reports on actress Winona Ryder's appearance in court for a preliminary hearing on charges of shoplifting. Mention of how an injury she received after being bumped by a camera contributed to her vulnerable appearance.

Informs that actress Winona Ryder is wearing a 'Free Winona' shirt in a photograph taken for 'W' magazine. Interview with Ryder in which she could not discuss her pending shoplifting case; Comments about the men in her life.

Reports on the arrest of Winona Ryder for allegedly shoplifting at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Problem regarding the pharmaceuticals police found in her bag; Items she allegedly stole; Comment from her lawyer, Mark Geragos.

The article discusses the conflict between actresses Gwyneth Paltrow and Winona Ryder from 1996. Topics include the role of Winona in the sci-fi television series "Stranger Things", the moment they had a double date with actors Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and the falter of Winona's career after she was arrested of shoplifting.

The article presents information on the excuses made by different celebrities when they were caught doing something illegal. Singer Ashlee Simpson tried to escape her infamous lip-syncing debacle during a performance by saying she had a severe case of acid reflux. After being arrested for shoplifting, actress Winona Ryder said that she required to do this for the role of a shoplifter. Actor Eddie Murphy said that he was trying to help the transsexual prostitute who was found in his car.

From the start, the Winona Ryder debacle has focused on the shoplifting: what she took from the Beverly Hills Saks Fifth Avenue store, why she took it, and mostly, where does the two-time Oscar nominee go from here? Between 1996 and 1998, the Drug Enforcement Administration indicated, Winona Ryder, an actress, hit 20 doctors to write 37 prescriptions. As recently as last December she relied on one--Jules M. Lusman, whose license was ordered revoked in November--for a variety of narcotics. A year later she gave it up only to start taking the antianxiety pill Xanax. After suffering a series of injuries--including a broken arm while filming Mr. Deeds in 2001--she said she began taking a succession of drugs to alleviate pain.

Discusses how actress Winona Ryder was convicted of felony, vandalism, and theft in the shoplifting trial involving Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Views from friend Courtney Love about Ryder's shopping addiction; Speculation that Ryder has committed shoplifting crimes in the past; Expectations for Ryder's sentence.

Comments on the controversy over the conviction of actress Winona Ryder for shoplifting in Beverly Hills, California. Amount stolen by Ryder; Scrutiny on the security of the Saks Fifth Avenue store; Speculation on the motives of Ryder.

Discusses the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder who is accused of stealing clothes from Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. How she pleaded guilty to charges of grand theft; Use of a videotape that caught Ryder stealing; Accusations from Saks security manager Ken Evans about Ryder's guilt.

Presents information on the shoplifting trial of U.S. actress Winona Ryder. Details of a surveillance video that allegedly captures her stealing of accessories from a store in Beverly Hills, California; Statement issued by the actress' lawyer.

Discusses the Los Angeles County, California trial of actress Winona Ryder, who is charged with shoplifting. Her failure to appear with her lawyer Mark Geragos at the opening of the trial on October 15, 2002; Behind-the-scenes negotiations, including a deal that prosecutors offered to Ryder; Plans of Geragos to attack the credibility of the Saks Fifth Avenue security guards who claim they saw Ryder snipping antitheft tags off of items; Drug possession charges against Ryder; Statement from Geragos that Ryder has been overcharged.

Reports on the trial of actress Winona Ryder in Beverly Hills, California, six months after she was arrested for shoplifting. Description of testimony by Kenneth Evans, the manager of security at Beverly Hill's Saks Fifth Avenue; Way that she received a broken elbow when a television cameraman's lens bumped into her; Comments of her lawyer Mark Geragos.

Reports on the court proceedings for the felony charges against actress Winona Ryder on June 3, 2002 which stemmed from her shoplifting arrest in December 2001.

Discusses actress Winona Ryder's arrest for shoplifting and drug possession. Argument of her lawyer Mark Geragos that the theft incident was a 'misunderstanding'; Addictive narcotics she allegedly pilfered; Her background, which includes checking herself into a psychiatric hospital for depression and anxiety; Mention of her roles in 'Heathers,' The Age of Innocence,' 'Little Women,' and 'Girl, Interrupted'; Hope she has that this will all be resolved.

The article focuses on the worst excuses cited by several celebrities for some of their mistakes, including Winona Ryder who was caught shoplifting from a Beverly Hills store.

The article focuses on some celebrities who have been involved in shoplifting incidents. In 2007 singer Britney Spears was accused of stealing a wig from a Hollywood store and was caught on camera pocketing a disposable lighter from a gas station. Socialite Peaches Geldof was reportedly accused of stealing clothing from London boutiques several times and the incidents were labeled "misunderstanding" by her management. Wynona Ryder was sentenced to three years probation for grand theft and vandalism which affected her Hollywood reputation.

The article reports on the confession of celebrity Winona Ryder about her scandalous arrest for shoplifting in 2001. Ryder, who was fined and did community service but no jail time for the theft, claims she did not have a tremendous sense of guilt because she had not hurt anyone. She blames her bizarre behavior on prescription pain-killers. She notes that no one in her family got angry with her.

This article presents news related to Hollywood, published in the December 16, 2003 issue of "The Hollywood Reporter." Actress Winona Ryder was commended by a judge for abiding by the rules of her probation in a shoplifting case. The judge plans to review the case and consider reducing her felony convictions to misdemeanors. Musician Luther Vandross, who is recovering from a debilitating stroke, is so excited about his five Grammy nominations that he wants to attend the Los Angeles ceremony February 8.

Actress Winona Ryder is looking to unload the merchandise she stole from a Beverly Hills Saks Fifth Avenue in 2001. On April 7, 2003 Judge Elden Fox commended Ryder for completing 480 hours of community service following her shoplifting conviction last December. Her lawyer, Mark Geragos, asked the judge whether she could auction the more than $5,500 worth of clothes and accessories--Ryder had reimbursed Saks for the goods--and donate the proceeds to charity. Geragos's question awaits a final ruling.

Reports on the claims by Dr. Jules Lusman that actress Winona Ryder forged prescriptions stolen from his office. Reason of Lusman for not reporting the actress immediately; Information on the shopfliting charges against Winona.

Presents the poem 'Poem,' by Liam de Burca, which deals with the shoplifting case against actress Winona Ryder.

Before California v. Ryder, there may have been a few thirtysomething Gen-X holdouts still clinging to the nostalgia of their slacker salad days in the '90s. Back then the air of Seattle, Washington was saturated with the aroma of dark-roasted coffee, grunge was the rock flavor du jour, and Winona Ryder, an actress as fawn-like as previous generational icons Audrey Hepburn or Mia Farrow, was starring in such cool Xer hits as Reality Bites. Boy, does it ever. As of Oct. 24, Starbucks had become the McDonald's of caffeine, Kurt Cobain was long dead--and Ryder was on trial for shoplifting.

Provides information on videotapes showing U.S. actress Winona Ryder shoplifting on several occasions, prior to her grand theft offense in November 2002. Amount of goods allegedly stolen by the actress at Saks Fifth Avenue; Stores where Ryder was filmed shoplifting.

Reports on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in California. Suggestions from defense lawyer Mark Geragos about how employees at Sax Fifth Avenue lied; Speculation that Ryder will have to serve a community-service sentence.

Comments on the media coverage given to the trial of American actress Winona Ryder on charges of shoplifting. Interruption of regular programming by most channels to provide coverage of the verdict; Public relations aspects of the trial; Inconsistencies in the trial process.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder. Highlights of testimony from New York City's Saks Fifth Avenue security guards; Contention of Ryder's lawyer that the guards had fabricated evidence.

Reports that actress Winona Ryder will undergo a trail on felony shoplifting and drug possession charges. District attorney who is fighting the case against Ryder; Reason why the case has not been settled; Lawyer fighting the case in defense of Ryder.

Reports on the trial on the shoplifting case filed against actress Winona Ryder. Evidence for the trial; Potential prison sentence of Ryder if she is found guilty.

Focuses on the charges faced by actress Winona Ryder for shoplifting merchandise from Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Controversies on the security camera surveillance tape that caught Ryder; Reports on charges of multiple felonies, theft burglary and vandalism faced by Ryder; Treatment of local courts in cases involving celebrities.

Speculates on how actress Winona Ryder will defend herself after pleading not guilty to felony charges stemming from an alleged shoplifting incident in Beverly Hills, California.

Reports on the videotape offered by the Saks Fifth Avenue department store in New York, showing actress Winona Ryder allegedly pocketing luxury goods at the store on December 12, 2001.

Presents information on the arrest of actress Winona Ryder for shoplifting and possession of painkillers without a prescription.

Reports on the shoplifting allegation against actress Winona Ryder on December 12, 2001 at Beverly Hills Saks Fifth Avenue.